-LSB-...] It was either
too much sauce or too little spaghetti squash, but it looks NOTHING like these lovely pictures.
On the one hand, you probably use them so little, but if you add too many spices or
too much sauce, the carbs and calories will add up very quickly.
My fettucini arrives with
too much sauce and without the rolls I requested.
My chickpeas didn't get very crispy, the jicama wouldn't shred, and I used
too much sauce.
Some thoughts are that maybe the rolls weren't thick enough and / or the sauce was thin, or maybe
too much sauce?
In my opinion, there was just too much garlic for my liking, and it turns ugly after
too much sauce mixture.
The Americanized dish chicken parmigiana is often baked in a casserole dish, smothered in
too much sauce and cheese for my taste.
The recipe made way
too much sauce for the amount of meat, and there wasn't enough meat to fill all the masa.
I would suggest making a little more quinoa as I felt there was
too much sauce for the grain (don't double it though..
There was already
too much sauce... and I usually love a lot of sauce.
Also added olives, and used a little flour to thicken the mix, since I'd added
too much sauce.
Almost
too much sauce to noodle ratio, but who's complaining?
(The casserole will not be too saucy because
too much sauce causes the layers of tortillas to breakdown.)
I think it is funny that people say there was
too much sauce.
Since I served it only with roasted vegetables, there was
too much sauce.
I like these tastes, but felt there was
too much sauce.
If there's
too much sauce, it can easily overwhelm all the other flavors.
If you are serving this with a side that doesn't need
too much sauce, then you can easily use one can.
The recipe also made way
too much sauce.
Initially thought there was
too much sauce (looked like soup) but after adding the noodles it was lovely and thick, coated each noodle perfectly.
Also, there was just
too much sauce — it was swimming in sauce — I think you could get away with using half the amount of sauce and it would still be good.
-LSB-...] It was either
too much sauce or too little spaghetti squash, but it looks NOTHING like these lovely pictures.
Just stir and keep a smile on your face... and try not to snack on
too much sauce.
however I think it was
too much sauce.
I think my portions must have been out because there was wayyy
too much sauce for the zucchini pasta.
I would definitely suggest doubling, or even tripling the zucchini though, since it was
too much sauce for too little noodles.
I've adjusted the recipe accordingly, I must have had some really large zucchini the first time because there was just
too much sauce for only two zucchini.
There's a fine line between
too much sauce and just the right amount.
Not exact matches
Last night I took
too much marinara
sauce from noodle dish so I added more from the other roommates» jar.
But does having
too much of this special
sauce lead to self - delusion?
I didn't add
much water, just the juices from the roasting tin, as I like soups to be thick, and realised that way it could also be used as a perfect
sauce for pasta
too.
The unwary have been known to be reduced to tears if they lavish
too much of the
sauce onto the mouth watering fare.
I made this tonight and it was delicious, the only thing is I used
too much chicken, so was a little short on
sauce.
If you think you still have
too much liquid in the pot, let the
sauce boil, uncovered, for a few minutes, until the liquid is reduced.
I'm not sure if I had
too much chicken or not enough
sauce, but I think when I cook it next I'll make a little extra
sauce just in case.
This looks perfect for someone like me who has to stay away from
too much red
sauce.
Best food matches: White fish, and light chicken dishes (no heavy
sauces, and
too much garlic would destroy it!)
The
sauce comes in 4 different flavors: Hummy Mustard (sweet and tangy), Ranch Ranch Revolution (couldn't believe how
much this tasted like actual ranch... very creamy
too), Caesar (so good that it rivaled my Vegan Caesar Dressing!)
Based on the amt of liquid in this recipe, it seems like I should double the other recipe — but 2 cups of caramel
sauce seems like it might be
too much.
Canned sliced mushrooms make great
sauces too and require zero prepping — those who love mushrooms as
much as we do know how
much time it takes to clean them and chop them!
I was surprised that it turned out better than I expected - on its own, the satay doesn't really stands out
much (perhaps I'm comparing
too much to the satay I'm used to in Singapore) but when combined with the peanut
sauce - it's very good, heightening all the aroma of the dish.
Though I don't remember it
too much, I remember the idea of cream and cheese together, so I made my version of the cheese
sauce yesterday and I was so happy with the result.
methinks bbq
sauce is a bit
too much for this... trying tonight with mynewlove, * chimichurri
sauce *!
A word of warning though — I personally find that if you add
too much nutritional yeast, it can get a little overpowering and the yeast flavour can get very pronounced, so feel free to use a little more than I stated in the recipe but me mindful not to overpower the
sauce with yeast flakes
too much.
I can't have
too much sodium and miso paste (and soy
sauce ugh) seems to have a lot of it
(It's perfectly fine for some of the potatoes to break up in the
sauce as it helps to thicken it, just take care not to break them
too much.)
By making my own apple
sauce, I could make sure it didn't have
too much added sugar, and instead of sour cream, I made a creamy
sauce with fat free greek yogurt.
The amount of hot
sauce was
too much for us, but I don't want to lose the quantity of
sauce... if that makes any sense?!
This proved to be
too much, and I had little pieces of soy
sauce chewing gum on my hands.
Sprinkle over
sauces while whisking to thicken, but be cautious — a little bit goes a long, long way, and
too much will make your
sauce «gummy» and «gooey» rather than creamy.